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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Late to this, but I own a social media agency that works with high-level influencers. And yea, it’s all fake. There’s massive amounts of money that go into creating a brand like BF. There’s always a wealthy dad who funded it. Many of them are former performers, whether dancers, actors, singers, etc. People like to promote the image that they were just a regular person who started posting online and things took off, but there’s a ton of strategy and money behind it. Andrew Tate didn’t happen by accident, there was an intentional strategy to get him plastered across the internet that took a LOT of money. Anytime a pretty 22 year old girl who posts outfit or dance videos randomly gets reposted by celebrities and gets millions of followers, she paid to get those celebrity endorsements. The alpha males surrounded by beautiful women? Those women are paid to be there, they have zero interest in the guy. Everyone pretends to be WAY wealthier than they actually are. Loads of people buy fake followers/views/engagement (ever notice how troll comments always come from private profiles? They’re fake). Social media really needs to be treated the same way as TV. People need to recognize it’s fake. Hopefully there will be more legislation in the future, but probably not for 10-20 years. [/quote] I believe everything you are saying, but who is making money off this? I get the ballerina farm with their millions and millions of followers might be making some money. But what about all the mommy influencers with like 100,000 or less followers. Constantly asking people to DM them a certain word for tips on recipes or time management or whatever. Any of them making money or at least good money? Seems like a MLM to me. When they pay for followers, etc., invest in the business, and then get nothing back. [/quote]
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